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We are exited to have Sandra Dann present to us about all things textures. We are looking forward to seeing how this can help in our own photography.
Sandra has an online shop with many great resources and products. Check her out at:
https://www.sandradimagery.com/sandrad-shop
Using textures to enhance your images is way of bringing life to photos that would be otherwise sitting in the archives. Using Textures is more than putting a texture over a photo at the end of the processing workflow. You can use textures at the beginning, to add depth of colour or add a tactile appearance. I love creating art, mixing textures and elements together and working in photoshop is the way I can do this. I get excited when I have a photograph and I start adding textures, changing, and bringing it to life in ways I never imagined. This really makes my soul come alive and gives me direction in my art. This workshop is for the Photographers, any creatives – who want to learn to combine colour and texture to create Creative Images.
In this workshop we will cover:
- When to use Textures for your creative images
- What photos work or not work for Textures?
- What kind of Textures to use for your creative images?
- What texture to choose for a tactile appearance
- Creating Texture Art – using multiple textures, brushes, and other techniques
Here are some images where I have used Textures in my workflow to create Texture Art, the possibilities are endless.
Let’s have some fun at the club and create our very own set ups.
The committee is organising 2 models with different set ups as we get closer to our monthly Portrait evaluation. Bring your camera along and any props you would like to use.
We will have a male model doing muscles, weights and chalk dust. Also a female model dressed up like Pin Up Style.
We will keep you updated of any changes there may be.
Sample images below.
NEW to 2022!
We are excited to start a Mobile Phone competition in 2022. This will give everyone a chance to shine and use their photography skills using a medium we have and use everyday. Sometimes the phone is all we have on us and why not use it?
Members will get a chance to evaluate, leave comments and choose which image they think is their favourite. The image with the most votes wins for the month!
Tonight our members can bring up to 5 images to discuss and show your fellow members. It is a great way to get feedback off each other, give your opinion or ask what more could you do with your images.
We will also go through our Mobile phone comp which our members will evaluate on the MPC site. This months subject is Reflections.
To do:
Bring upto 5 or so images on a usb
Evaluate each others images in MPC for Phone comp
Want to know how to set up a studio session? How to put the strobes and soft boxes together? Now is the time.
Our President Marianthi will demonstrate how to set up a portrait session from the start. From putting light boxes together to strobes, backdrop and then shooting. We will also be tethering to the projector so you can see what comes directly from the camera.
Will be a fun night so bring your camera to practice.
Non Members of STGPC: $10 for Workshops
Join us as we have an in house workshop. We will have different stations to photograph macro and other table top items.
This is also an opportunity to discuss how to use your camera and get to know it.
Visitors welcome for a small fee of $10.
Interclub with Macarthur and Ingleburn Photographic Society’s
This year’s Interclub Challenge is being hosted by the Macarthur Photographic Society and will be held on Tuesday 16th August. We invite you to the Willow Room at Lakeside Golf Club 50 Raby Road Gledswood Hills (Adjacent to Emerald Hills Blvd) at 7.15pm for a 7.30pm start. Further details of the venue can be found at https://camdenlakeside.com.au.
St George Leagues Club Photographic Society and Ingleburn Photography Club members are welcome to join Macarthur Photographic Society members for dinner in the adjoining Bunkers restaurant from 5.30pm.
Each club is asked to enter 30 digital images, with a maximum of 4 entries per financial member. A person may only enter as a member of one club. The subject is open, but entries must not have been entered previously to this tri-club challenge. Each image will be scored out of 20 and club scores will be a tally of each members scores. Macarthur Photographic Society will provide a non-partisan judge.
Images will be presented in a video presentation followed by the judges’ comments and individual scores. Then the final score tallies will be announced, and the engraved perpetual trophy will be presented to the talented winners. The evening is aimed to be concluded by 10pm.
Please RSVP to Martin Regan – prints@stgphoto.org.au by Thursday 28th of July 2022.